Batch picking with a cart for weclapp: pick scan and labels in advance

Batch picking with Turbo Label: many deliveries, one cart, one scan per item, and the label is ready before the item reaches the packing station.

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Shops with many single-item orders per day don't lose time packing, but walking and waiting for the label. Batch picking in Fulfillment 4 weclapp collects several deliveries of one shipping method on one cart, creates a combined pick list by storage location and confirms picks by scan. With Turbo Label, the shipping labels are already created at the carrier when the pick list is completed; printing only happens on the item scan at the packing station. The building block is in rollout with selected customers, which is why we also describe here what it deliberately does not do.

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How it works

Fill the cart: you create a cart with a barcode and shipping method. The app offers you the open deliveries of this shipping method, limited by your saved delivery filters, and you assign them to the cart. A maximum number of deliveries per cart can be set per shipping method.
Picking: scan the cart barcode, the combined pick list shows items sorted by storage location. One item scan confirms the whole group of item times storage location; manual confirmation remains as a fallback.
Turbo Label: when the pick list is completed, the app creates the labels for all suitable deliveries at the carrier without printing them. This happens while the cart is on its way to the packing station.
Packing: at the packing station, you tap the delivery in the cart, scan the item, and the pre-created label is printed; the delivery goes to Shipped in weclapp. A label is not printed twice. If the whole cart consists only of single-item deliveries, you can ship it in one step with “Complete Turbo”: the app creates, prints and ships all labels without packing individually.

Who it's suited for

Shop shippers with many deliveries consisting of exactly one item in quantity one, such as stationery, accessories, small parts.
Warehouses with fixed storage locations where walking routes set the pace.
Teams that separate picking and packing and use the cart as a handover point.

Limits, honestly

Turbo Label only applies to deliveries with exactly one item in quantity one. Everything else you pack normally with the item scan.
The labels are real labels booked at the carrier. That's why we only activate Turbo Label after aligning with you and your carrier contract.
Deliveries without item weight and without the shipping method's packaging weight are skipped and packed manually. The booking weight includes the standard packaging; if you use a different box when packing, the app only warns you because the label has already been purchased.
If printing fails, the delivery stays unshipped and the app offers printing again.
weclapp can't be filtered by line quantities. The app therefore filters the preselection “single items only” itself; mixed deliveries may appear in the selection and are then packed normally.
Batch picking and Turbo Label are in rollout with selected customers. We'll tell you in the call where things currently stand.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Which carriers does Turbo Label work with?

With shipping methods where a label can be created in advance and printed later. We check your carrier together with you before activation.

What if an item is missing while picking?

The group stays open, and the pick list can only be completed once all groups are done. You take the delivery off the cart and process it in weclapp.

Do I need new hardware for this?

No. A cart with a barcode, a handheld scanner and a label printer at the packing station are enough; the app runs in the browser or as an installed web app on the handheld, as far as its browser supports it.

Many single-item orders per day?

Together we'll check whether your order mix fits batch picking and Turbo Label, and plan the rollout with your carrier.

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